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Dungeons and Dragons
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I started playing about 20 years ago, with 1st ed. I haven't found a group around here since I moved a couple of years ago, so I haven't been playing lately. I haven't touched 4th ed. I do like 3rd/3.5 ed, though.
A good pen n' paper RPG will always be better to me than a computer RPG. CRPGs never measure up to my imagination. If you are a GM, you never know what your players are going to pull off. CRPGS don't do that.
A good pen n' paper RPG will always be better to me than a computer RPG. CRPGs never measure up to my imagination. If you are a GM, you never know what your players are going to pull off. CRPGS don't do that.
I work with a few people who do some LARPing. They are weird and entertaining at the same time. It is fun to watch them argue about the rules on Monday's after they played all weekend long.
I love it!
Is that still around? I played while in Jr. High but it was a short lived relationship between myself and the game. I realized I'd never get a piece of ass if I continued to play. That and I like the sunlight.
I played a few times. And FYI, it never stopped me from getting laid.
You're a female... it probably helped
That being said, I haven't played in over a decade. If I found a group, I wouldn't be opposed to getting back into it, though.
And, to all anti-nerds in the crowd, yes, I got laid whilst I was a D&D player. My girlfriend was a non-nerd, even (I think the phrase is - I bagged a normal).
And I never lived in my mom's basement, nor would I.
You're a female... it probably helped
That being said, I haven't played in over a decade. If I found a group, I wouldn't be opposed to getting back into it, though.
And, to all anti-nerds in the crowd, yes, I got laid whilst I was a D&D player. My girlfriend was a non-nerd, even (I think the phrase is - I bagged a normal).
And I never lived in my mom's basement, nor would I.
YOU LIE!
I'm going to need to see your Passive Insight and his Bluff roll before you get to know that.
I played D&D a lot from middle school through high school, but college introduced me to beer and women, so I quickly lost interest. The last version I actually played was 2nd Edition, and that was back before WotC bought out TSR.
Cuz you're hawt in a idon'twanttotouchyoulikethat way.I played a few times. And FYI, it never stopped me from getting laid.
As am I but I resemble an ass wart ... anjinhamarota OTOH does not.You're a female... it probably helped
:ronwink:
I played GURPS based game for a few weeks during college and some Cyberpunk. I have never tried D&D.
Haven't done that in years cause having a wife that would think it is weird is probably not helping.
When the kids start playing, I'm so there.
Haven't done that in years cause having a wife that would think it is weird is probably not helping.
When the kids start playing, I'm so there.
Cuz you're hawt in a idon'twanttotouchyoulikethat way.
As am I but I resemble an ass wart ... anjinhamarota OTOH does not.
Hehe.
I never played it much but I enjoyed it and now I love that I get some geek cred from it.
My perspective on D&D might be a little weird. I grew up in one of those places where it was understood to be a way of getting kids to worship the Devil, so I ended up discovering tabletop RPGs in college at the same time as beer and women. If you think those things are mutually incompatible, you're doing it wrong (which, I grant, a lot of people are).
I still play an occasional online game because it's a great way to keep in touch with some of my best college friends, and I've just joined a recurring tabletop game for the first time in many years specifically because a friend is trying to set me up with another friend of his who, may I say, does not look like whatever stereotype of D&D players you've got in your head. Not even close.
Hell, neither do I.
I still play an occasional online game because it's a great way to keep in touch with some of my best college friends, and I've just joined a recurring tabletop game for the first time in many years specifically because a friend is trying to set me up with another friend of his who, may I say, does not look like whatever stereotype of D&D players you've got in your head. Not even close.
Hell, neither do I.
